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JULY 12-18, 2002
VOL. 40 NO. 28 SERVING BETHPAGE, ISLAND TREES, OLD BETHPAGE, PLAINVIEW, SEAFORDAND PLAINEDGE FORTY CENTS
Golden Age Senior Club Beikpage High School Receives
Commended on Their Hard Work Sportsmanship Award
Oyster Bay Town Councilman Joe Muscarella commends the
Executive Committee of the Golden Age Senior Club of Bethpage on
their dedication and hard work to the club and the community.
Executive Committee members pictured (left to right) were Recording
and Corresponding Secretary Gladys Schober, President Barbara
Scully and Vice President Eleanor Garruba.
Bethpage Scholar
Athletes Congratulated
Legislator Edward Mangano presents the Bethpage Scholar
Athlete to Lauren Wetherell in recognition of her academic
achievement and athletic excellence. The annual award program is
sponsored by the Bethpage Dad's Club.
Photo from left to right: Nassau County Legislator Edward P.
Mangano, Lauren Wetherell, Dr. Toni Macleod, principal Bethpage
High School and Mr. John Franchi, Athletic Director Bethpage High
School.
Pictured from left to right are Legislator Edward P. Mangano,
Bethpage High School Principal Dr. Toni Macleod, and District Athletic
Director John Franchi.
Nassau County Legislator
Edward P. Mangano (R-Bethpage)
was on hand to congratulate the
students and faculty of Bethpage
High School for winning the
prestigious Nassau County
Sportsmanship Award at a ceremony
held at the Knights of Columbus in
Bethpage on June 7th. The goal of
this award is to raise the
consciousness level of all athletes,
coaches, parents, spectators, and
students to promote good
sportsmanship at all Nassau County
sporting events. "I am proud to be
associated with such a fine school
district with outstanding students
and teachers, this is even more
fulfilling because the Golden Eagles
are the first recipients of this award,"
said Legislator Mangano.
The Sportsmanship Award is
based on points accumulated
throughout the year in varsity sports
that the high school participates in.
Points are given out by the referees
and umpires that officiate at the high
school sporting events. In winning,
the school received a Jade Crystal
that will be displayed in the school's
trophy case for all to see. 'This
award shows how caring parents,
teachers, and coaches can influence
a student's attitude towards the
opposing team. The whole town of
Bethpage should be proud that they
have turned out such a fine group of
scholar athletes," added Legislator
Mangano.
Homeowners Cleanup July 20
The fourth of eight Homeowners
Cleanup programs for Oyster Bay
Town residents will take place on
Saturday, July 20, according to
Town Councilman Joe Muscarella.
"Residents only (no businesses)
in the Town's Solid Waste Disposal
District can take unwanted rubbish
to the Town's Solid Waste Disposal
Complex, Bethpage-Sweet Hollow
Road, Old Bethpage, from 8:30 a.m.
to 4 p .m.," Councilman Muscarella
said. "Bushes, tree limbs, fence
posts and similar items will be
accepted as is and need not be
broken into smaller pieces. Used
tires, large metal items in excess of
four feet, yard waste, clean fill and
clean broken concrete will also be
accepted. Only 4-wheel vehicles will
be allowed into the complex. Proof of
residency must be shown.
Councilman Muscarella noted
that additional Homeowner Cleanup
dates are: Saturday, August 24;
Saturday, September 28; Sunday,
October 20; and Saturday,
November 2. Residents can call 677-
5853 if they have any questions.
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